#mark godfrey

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Toba Khedoori, Edited with text by Moritz Wesseler, Text by Mark Godfrey and Anna Lovatt, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walter König, Köln, 2025 [David Zwirner, New York, NY. Art: © Toba Khedoori]

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A bobtail lizard or shingletail lizard (Tiliqua rugosa) in Australia.

© Mark Godfrey / TNC

[universitybookstore]

Over 170 artworks by a great representation of African American fine artists, in a new book from DAP, Soul of a Nation: Art in the Age of Black Power, edited by Mark Godfrey and Zoe Whitley.  Gorgeous and important book.

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Wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo) roam the grassland woodland and prairie in the Sand Hills region of Nebraska.

© Mark Godfrey

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stef.in return with Icterus II on Barnyard Records April 4

stef.in return with Icterus II on Barnyard Records April 4

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Addressing new photographs Tillmans had made especially for the article that showed fragments of various artworks by David Hockney, Seth Price and Tillmans himself, Kuo asked why he had focused on  'the edges and corners'. 'Because that's really where the picture begins and ends, where it meets the real world around it', Tillmans replied. 'It is a crucial point - where the reality of the body of the work, so to speak, manifests itself.' This little remark reveals a surprising amount about Tillmans's thinking. Importantly, Tillmans's language shows that he thinks through analogies: one thing is like another' in this case, a photograph is like a body. This sense of things sharing properties with other things rather than being distinct is the philosophical beginning point of an empathetic understanding of the world.

Mark Godfrey / Worldview from Wolfgang Tillmans: 2017 / p.14

[osmosnyc]

OSMOS Magazine Issue 03 $25 ORDER

Issue 03 of OSMOS Magazine includes a conversastion between Tate curator Mark Godfrey and contributing editor Tom McDonough on the presence of mirrors in the work of Richard Hamilton, an interview with Polish artist Anna Ostoya by Jovana Stokic, the work of Aldo Tambellini as introduced by Lynn Maliszewski, a portfolio of new works by Torbjørn Rødland with an introduction by Arthur Ou, a reflection on Humphrey Spender by his gallerist Rob Tufnell, an essay by Kathleen Madden on Erica Baum, a feature on Daniel Gordon introduced by Cay Sophie Rabinowitz, a postcard featuring an image by Carolyn Drake, a studio visit with Duane Michals, and a reportage by Charlie Shoemaker with text by Noah Rabinowitz, all encased in a cover by Keizo Kitajima.

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“SAGA THIRTEEN” CROSS CANADA CD RELEASE TOUR: March 11th - April 3rd, 2016.